@colin: "Hi guys -
In SONAR 2 I remember there was a master hardware output level meter in the
Bus Pane of the Track View that allowed me to see the total overall level of
my mix, which showed me when clipping was occurring. I then tweaked the Trim
level on the audio tracks until clipping was eliminated- all from the TRack
view.
In SONAR 3, however, I no longer see this master level meter in the Bus
Pane. How can I get it back?
(Caveat: I do not normally use the Console view. Haven't ever needed to in
previous versions. Would like to not have to use it now.)
Thanks in advance,
- Colin"
    @colin: "Scott -
I have a lot (well, ok, 20 or so) of audio tracks. Do I have to assign each
of them to a specific bus in order to be able to see an overall mix level in
the track view? For all my other projects too? This seems awkward. Flexible,
yes, but awkward.
Perhaps there's a way to make a selected bus the "default" for new audio
tracks. Still won't help my existing ones.
I'll read up in the manual on this topic, it just seems that we're missing
something that we had automatically in SONAR 2. I found it very useful.
- Colin
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    @colin: "Ah... I see. Hmm. I should have thought of that.
OK, this seems to be no big deal. Thanks Scott!
- Colin
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    @colin: "I did exactly what you suggest after Scott's last post. Now it looks just
like it did in S2. Thanks!
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